Western Regions Epic | The Devil's City has no devils, only wind and sand

Upon arriving at the world-famous Devil's City, which is a 5A tourist spot. As a child, I heard that because of the strong winds there, which howl and whistle, it sounds like the wailing of ghosts and the howling of wolves, chilling to the bone and making one shudder... Hence, it was named 'Devil's City'. This time, I traveled 3500 kilometers from Shanghai to Xinjiang to visit the mysterious Devil's City haha. So excited. The place is vast, there's a map at the entrance so I took a photo for reference, and there are shuttle vehicles at each spot, even in the shape of a small train, which feels great driving through the desert and Gobi. They also play introductions of each scenic spot on the train, which is nice. The landscapes here are all shaped like things, and they almost exactly resemble the shapes described in the introductions... The key point is that they are all naturally formed, which makes me marvel at the wonders of nature. Not far into the park, there's camel riding for photos. It's 50 for a photo with the camel on the spot, and 150 for a ride and photo. My friends and I wanted to take photos for each other, but unexpectedly, the locals don't do cheap business, saying only the 150 option is available, totally ripping us off!! Humph, we don't care, we'll find our own place to take photos. After all, you can take photos anywhere here, so we had a Western cowboy epic photo shoot, and also a set of spicy Western Region girl selfies which were incredibly beautiful!